Latest TV news, articles and reviews as of 2025-09-16

Number of articles found: 3003

• ARTE Enhances Streaming Accessibility with Advanced MPEG-H Dialog+

  ARTE improves its streaming platform arte.tv with an enhanced version of MPEG-H Dialog+, boosting speech intelligibility for films, dramas, and live concerts. This update addresses a key challenge in dialogue enhancement: differentiating speech...

  

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• Ligue 1+ Streaming Platform Surpasses One Million Subscribers

  Ligue 1+'s streaming platform has exceeded one million subscribers in its first month, exceeding its initial target for the entire 2025/2026 season. This success is attributed to strong fan engagement and a compelling editorial experience, despite...

  

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• Sky to Cut 600 UK Jobs After Product Launches

  Sky, owned by Comcast, is cutting up to 600 jobs in its UK technology division following the launch of Sky Glass and Sky Stream. The company is shifting towards digital-first services and will consult with 900 employees, with about two-thirds...

  

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• SDA Selects GMV to Upgrade Global Space Traffic Coordination Platform

  The Space Data Association (SDA) has chosen GMV to modernize its Space Safety Portal (SSP), enhancing space traffic coordination amid growing orbital congestion and collision risks. The upgrade will improve conjunction assessment, warning services,...

  

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• Europe's Shifting Space Priorities: A Focus on Geopolitics and Defense

  Josef Aschbacher, ESA Director General, discusses the evolving role of space in European geopolitics, the increasing importance of defense integration, and the significant growth potential of the space economy. He highlights the need for increased...

  

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• Telesat's Lightspeed: Bridging the Gap to IRIS² and Addressing Evolving Government Needs

  Telesat positions its Lightspeed LEO broadband constellation as a crucial interim solution before the launch of IRIS², addressing the growing demand for sovereign and allied LEO capabilities in defense and other sectors. The article discusses the...

  

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• Isar Aerospace Investigates Spectrum Rocket Failure, Targets Second Launch

  Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket launch failure is investigated, revealing issues with attitude control and a faulty valve. The company aims for a second launch by late 2023 or early 2024, carrying cubesats and boosting European space ambitions. ...

  

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• Immersive Broadcasting: A New Era of Interactive Content

  The broadcast industry is embracing immersive technologies like XR and AI to create interactive, personalized experiences for younger audiences. This article explores the challenges and opportunities of this shift, focusing on commercial viability,...

  

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• France Télévisions Expands Advertising Reach Across Europe with RTL AdAlliance Partnership

  France Télévisions, through its advertising sales house FranceTV Publicité, has partnered with RTL AdAlliance to significantly expand its advertising reach across Europe. This collaboration simplifies access for international advertisers to premium,...

  

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• Vast CEO Supports NASA's Revised Commercial Space Station Strategy

  Vast CEO Max Haot voiced strong support for NASA's new plan for commercial space stations, emphasizing its efficiency and competitiveness. The strategy involves multiple Space Act Agreements for a 30-day demonstration mission, a stepping stone to...

  

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• Larger Cygnus Spacecraft Successfully Launched to ISS

  An upgraded Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft, significantly larger than its predecessors, successfully launched to the International Space Station on a Falcon 9 rocket. The mission, NG-23, marks a crucial step in increasing cargo capacity to the ISS,...

  

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• Golden Dome Missile Defense: A Costly Question of Political Will

  A new report reveals the staggering cost estimates for the Golden Dome missile defense program, ranging from $252 billion to a mind-boggling $3.6 trillion. The vast range highlights the numerous unanswered questions surrounding the initiative,...

  

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• NASA Restores Contact with Troubled TRACERS Satellite

  NASA has re-established contact with SV1, one of two TRACERS satellites launched in July. The satellite experienced power issues shortly after launch, hindering communication. This article details the recovery efforts and the impact on the...

  

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• IBC 2025: Navigating the Shifting Sands of the Broadcast Industry

  The International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) 2025 in Amsterdam addresses key challenges facing the broadcast industry: economic pressures, technological transformation, and evolving audience expectations. Discussions will focus on operational...

  

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• Cloud-Based Live Sports Production: Challenges and Opportunities at IBC 2025

  The shift to cloud-based workflows in sports broadcasting is transforming production, but challenges in reliability, timing, and integration persist. This article explores the advancements, remaining hurdles, and the future of cloud-native live...

  

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• BMC TV and RaceTech Implement Next-Gen Fibre-Based Network for UK Horseracing

  BMC TV and RaceTech partnered to create a resilient, fibre-based video contribution system for UK horseracing, using VIDI's NMS for network management and Evertz's Scorpion platform for low-latency video transport. This innovative system ensures...

  

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• China's Successful Rocket Test Advances Ambitious Lunar Landing Program

  China successfully tested a crucial rocket stage, significantly advancing its lunar landing program. The test, involving seven engines, paves the way for a crewed lunar mission before 2030, potentially outpacing NASA's Artemis program. Concerns are...

  

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• US Government Faces Criticism for Proposed Cuts to Commercial Satellite Imagery Funding

  The US government's proposed budget cuts to commercial satellite imagery funding are raising concerns within the industry. Experts warn that reduced funding could hinder battlefield operations and allow competitors like China to gain an advantage. ...

  

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• CBS Atlanta Launches First Virtual News Set in Atlanta Market

  CBS Atlanta, operating from WUPA, debuts innovative virtual and augmented reality newscasts on September 15th, 2025. Jobina Fortson-Evans anchors the 6 and 11 p.m. shows, marking a significant upgrade in local news production and a first for the...

  

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• Bending Spoons Acquires Vimeo in $1.38 Billion Deal

  Bending Spoons, a digital technology company, will acquire Vimeo in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.38 billion. The deal, unanimously approved by Vimeo's board, will see Vimeo shareholders receive $7.85 per share and result in...

  

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